THE PIANKOFF PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE PYRAMID TEXTS OF WENAS
- (VIEW) Hymns 23-25, Sarcophagus Chamber North Wall Register 1
- (VIEW) Hymns 72-116, Sarcophagus Chamber North Wall Register 2
- (VIEW) Hymns 117-171, Sarcophagus Chamber North Wall Register 3
- (VIEW) Hymns 199-200, Passage North Wall
- (VIEW) Hymns 204-212, Sarcophagus Chamber East Wall Gable
- (VIEW) Hymns 213-219, Sarcophagus Chamber South Wall
- (VIEW) Hymns 220-224, Sarcophagus Chamber East Wall
- (VIEW) Hymns 226-243, Sarcophagus Chamber West Wall Gable
- (VIEW) Hymns 244, Passage South Wall
- (VIEW) Hymns 247-253, Antechamber West Wall Gable
- (VIEW) Hymns 254-259, Antechamber West Wall
- (VIEW) Hymns 260-272, Antechamber South Wall
- (VIEW) Hymns 273-274, Antechamber East Gable
- (VIEW) Hymns 277-301, Antechamber East Wall
- (VIEW) Hymns 302-312, Antechamber North Wall
- (VIEW) Hymns 313-317, Corridor
- (VIEW) Hymns 318-321, Corridor
The Pyramid Texts: Avatar Wizards of Eternity
Dr.Douglass A. White has produced the first English translation of the Pyramid Texts with a detailed commentary and interpretation. The Pyramid Texts are the oldest spiritual literary corpus in the world. Unlike most ancient texts (such as the Rig Veda or the Book of Changes) we have the Pyramid Texts in original editions that date back to the 5th and 6th dynasties of ancient Egypt over 4000 years ago because they were carved onto stone slabs and then sealed up in pyramids until they were rediscovered in 1880. White’s new translation opens up important secrets hidden in these texts that have monumental implications for our modern society. Dr. White’s pioneering translation and interpretation of the remarkable body of writings revives wisdom that comes to us from the dawn of human civilization.